Rutgers Football lands New Jersey WR Isaiah Alvarez from Don Bosco Prep
Rutgers Football continues to add to its 2027 recruiting class, as New Jersey wide receiver Isaiah Alvarez announces his decision.
FB Recruiting Rutgers Football lands New Jersey WR Isaiah Alvarez from Don Bosco Prep
- Thread starter Richie O
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Damn. Rutgers sure seems to be piling up top-notch wide receiver recruits over the last few years.
Watching his highlights he also looks like an oustanding KR. Sadly a talent that will most likely be wasted with us.
He’s spent his life in a haze of weed smoke. Remember that when reading his posts lol
Our receivers all have multiple offers from big time power 4 programs. That knowledge trumps stars by a country mile. Welcome Mr. Alvarez! Hope you follow in the footsteps of all our other recent great wide receivers a number of which are bound for the NFL.
Anyone who has seen Alvarez play has to be excited that he will be playing for the Scarlet Knights.
Ya know, you probably would have told me not to get so excited when Monangai committed to Rutgers. What was he....a two-star ?
I mean you’re always gonna get diamonds in the rough. But let’s play the odds here
And there are a number of WR recruits in this class who show excellent potential. Odds are some will be excellent.
BTW - Ray Rice was a 3 star.
According to some here who watched Monongai and Berger play, Kyle was the better of the two in HS. He just wasnt hyped up as much as Berger. I'd take the offer list and eye test versus a ranking system that cant spend enough time evaluating all these players, especially the ones who they deem mid tier level recruits.
We don’t often beat out State Penn for recruits. Also had offers from Nebraska, Indiana, Iowa, Washington, and Colorado. Looks like a legit WR threat.
To be fair, he wasn't a take for Penn State and Indiana / Iowa / Washington weren't pushing.
However Colorado, Michigan State, and Nebraska all had real interest. Nebraska was actually pretty upset they didn't get him to campus and felt they could seal the deal on their OV. Second wideout they stole from Nebraska this cycle (Jamar Taylor).
Good get. But let's be real- Michigan State is in a bit of a tailspin right now, and Colorado may be too. Nebraska is valid competition, but how many NJ kids choose to go to Nebraska?
It's always amazing to me how there are certain people who just want to tear down good news when it lands.
This in a heartbeat.
This in a heartbeat.